morning what the social media giant is doing to try to win back the trust of billions of users while acknowledging that more breaches are indeed possible. on a scale of 1 to 10, this breach of trust with your users, where would you put it? well, we d put it at the very top of any scale because we take any breach of trust with users that seriously. it s a 10. we have a responsibility to protect people s data and we have a responsibility for people to know that they can trust using our services, so whether it happens to one person, whether it happens to a lot of people, whether it is on the front page of the newspaper or it just happens to one person, that s always a 10. it is a huge breach. is it greed? was it incompetence? when you think big picture, what went wrong? what we weren t focused enough on was protecting. because that same data that you enable to use social experiences can also be misused. what is the reason it took so
play within the u.k. and that of course you know as a as a second step also has consequences regarding the negotiations with brussels exactly i mean when theresa may when she travels you know again to meet with leaders of the european union is her hand now weaker because you know what she promises and what she says that she can deliver and these talks you know that has to be carried out by the people back home can she can she promise more or less because of this vote. well for the e.u. negotiators they obviously want to have a strong prime minister they want to know that what is it greed in brussels will be carried through in london and this is definitely a dent into reason may s armor when it comes to everything that she is battling out at home because there is a huge fight over bricks and she has been quite determined to say that britain will
here he comes. we talked him in. the gold car coming down is our boy. shoemacher talks his sister into driving him over there and waiting out in the driveway because he wants to take this underage girl to some party someplace and drink and smoke weed and ultimately have sex. all right, rob. i don t know how you re going to handle it. this is our boy. just so you know the wildest thing he s ever done is run from the cops. he s told me that. he s run before. so he s got rabbit blood. he talks about weed and calls it greed. greed. greed. so you can ask did you bring greed? knock knock.
here he comes. we talked him in. the gold car coming down is our boy. shoemocker talks his sister into driving him over there and waiting out in the driveway because he wants to take this underage girl to some party someplace and drink and smoke weed and ultimately have sex. all right, rob. i don t know how you re going to handle it. this is our boy. just so you know the wildest thing he s ever done is run from the cops. he s told me that. he s run before. so he s got rabbit blood. he talks about weed and calls it greed. greed. greed. so you can ask did you bring
here he comes. the gold car coming down is our boy. schumacher is trouble. after his online chat he talks his sister, who has a child or two in the car we have a carload of people here. in driving them over there and waiting in the driveway. he wants to take the underage girl to a party to drink and smoke weed and ultimately have sex. all right, rob. i don t know how you re going to handle it. this is our boy. just so you know, the wildest thing he has ever done is run from the cops. he told us that he s ran before. so he s got rabbit blood. a 21-year-old. he talks about weed al greed. greed? he calls it greed. so you can ask did you bring any green. knock, knock. hey, come on in. got my sister and some babies out in the car, too, though. did you bring some green.